The Indian Morchang. A cool ancient musical instrument.

The Morchang from Rajasthan, India is a fascinating and ancient mouth resonated musical instrument. This one in particular was brass sandcastle in the ancient method by Ghorka Ram, or Rajasthan India.

[@mspectrite8025]

Daft punk in ancient times be like

[@CaptPro]

Agreed

[@liuqian00]

This comment is way too accurate!

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Thanks.

[@astralmooncat_jyro_Tenshi]

Soon after they discovered Acid techno 😎

[@realkanavdhawan]

Great😂

[@limitless91]

Ancient electronic music

[@ms.550]

EDM

[@therandomdj124]

YES

[@pustulioyo]

I feel like there's a mischievous raccoon somewhere in this world whose every step is followed up by the sound of this instrument.

[@Chungie_]

Do you mean Sly Cooper?

[@pustulioyo]

@@Chungie_ why not? Lol

[@Manoth2088]

Fantasic mr.fox be like

[@DINOSAURIA]

Back in 1969, legendary film director Satyajit Ray used this instrument as playback in his film "Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne" during the "ghost dance" sequence.

[@sasbttrr]

"Laa idhar de likh lu.. kahin UPSC mein na aa jaye" 😂

[@shreejitaroy4341]

Yes. I have heard this tune there. And plus you will find some Bengali folksongs with this instrument

[@sohamdutta4119]

​@@sasbttrr aane ka chance bhi he.. Kyu ki ek legendary film he lengend k dwara..

[@destinationsatlok8356]

" ভুতের রাজা দিল বর, জবর জবর তিন বর "!

[@randbrannigan2590]

"Legendary"

[@aperson1809]

his eyes tho

[@KryzysX]

yea vibin'

[@nxbxdy2.066]

He's seeing buddha with those eyes

[@WobblesandBean]

I KNOW RIGHT

[@yrusnuke2647]

He's getting the best head under the table

[@mortemoccasus2412]

This ain't Daft Punk, this is Daftar Pankaj.

[@TheRealCaelestium]

😂

[@JAVA__RAM]

😂

[@Utopicfarmer]

The SECRET is ... Dude is playing the instrument from his eyebrows !!

[@pikachue602]

Even today the banjaras people of Rajasthan, India and Assam use this for their folk music

[@jagatdeuri3261]

The one from Assam is different. That's is made of bamboo and similar to other South east asian countries.( He have made a video on one )

[@bridgetking4553]

we Romani play it in the USA still, that’s crazy

[@manojkash4897]

It's main instrument in carnatic music

[@tanih_bhat]

​​@@bridgetking4553 Romani are The ancient people from Rajasthan

[@bridgetking4553]

@@tanih_bhat yes my singing teacher is from Delhi but she went to Rajasthan to learn their music. She performed Padharo mhare desh and another bhajan. They’re similar to gypsy jazz my dad plays , tempo wise and scale wise

[@funtimemai1119]

Came from Daily Dose of Internet :) This is very catchy dude!

[@bebbcorpharpery7331]

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[@Stk3r]

This is the most indian way techno music can get

[@stevensleep9440]

Brother, listen to me- my friend. Get some Tunak Tunak Tun in ya :P

[@Xinnie_The_Flu]

That's a stupid song that literally no Indian likes or listens to, it's almost embarrassing.😂​@@stevensleep9440

[@hruthicknaik]

INDIAN Morchang🇮🇳>>>>>universe🌌

[@korvax9215]

Bro looks like how the instrument sounds 💀

[@rafatshaikh8317]

can't unsee it now 🙂

[@sasbttrr]

😂😂

[@pantherplatform]

The eye thing makes it 1000% better

[@blofeld2430]

Ancient Indians used to play Rayman a lot.

[@KanishQQuotes]

Yes this is a signature of south Indian classical music

[@enfielddnepr]

Sometimes is going back to the basis exactly what you need to get further.. Nice playing!

[@bebbcorpharpery7331]

I have been breaking down and starting new rhythms thanks to Mark Growden.

[@SoI_Badguy]

Back to the basics you mean?

[@bebbcorpharpery7331]

The basis of the basics are at the base.

[@pikachue602]

Use Raga Desh or Raga Madhyavati or Raga hamsamawati you will know the instruments real magic.. With those above tunes it hust highlights the instrument more beautifully

[@aathyanthantheinfinite111]

Sounds soooooo good and melodic 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻. I love morchangs ❤️❤️😀😀.

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Hey there! longtime subscriber, did you know you were featured on daily dose of internet! you are making waves!

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[@mostblunted_211]

Daily dose of internet

[@demonrock9269]

Of course....

[@wizardcat6985]

Why else...

[@AmineSari-fh4mw]

The movements in the eyes are subordinate with the music

[@Preppyfroggy]

YOU MADE IT ON DAILY DOSE OF INTERNET!!

[@adhithyac9537]

He is playing music with his eyes and eyebrows

[@drumstick-marblebag]

Man! This man is a master in playing morchang.

[@Scott-ms3ug]

Awesome brother!

[@SewerTapes]

The resonance on that thing is crazy. Great sound.

[@robertgreeneiii7641]

Guitar face aint got nothin on you dude. Killer playing

[@seanocso3315]

This instrument would make a good ost for a realistic modern warfare rts game! Its sounds so nice!!

[@S.P.I.K.E]

"That's why we never attack India, we love thier music" - 👽

[@koto3754]

I enjoy his expressions when playing. He is having fun. I bet he could even have an awesome time playing with a spoon and a paperclip. 🎉

[@ferrumignis]

It's amazing how similar in construction all these different country's Jaw harps are and yet they have quite distinct sounds.

[@drbratinshankar5141]

That's quite unique.

[@twindaddy01]

Can’t help but notice the eye movement

[@subscribetomeoryoumomisgone]

Proud to be half indian

[@nickybose]

This musical instrument was used in a sequence from a movie called goopi gayen bagha bayen. This movie was made by the legendary maestro satyajit ray! And during a ghost dance sequence, this musical instrument was used to weave an intricate melodious and visual treat! We bengalis can identify this tune almost instantly!😊

[@hairball337]

Very cool I've always wanted that one

[@bebbcorpharpery7331]

Here it is. www.theharpery.com/morchang/ghorka-brass-peacock

[@possum.the.appalachian]

That's talent right there!

[@shivnegi6614]

I remember when i am kid me & my friends playing with this instrument ❤❤❤

[@dedyd9599]

when Conor McGregor playing music instrument

[@badastronautgreatloser5421]

I love this !!

[@Tanmay_Bhattacharya]

I don't know why.. But it makes me feel nostalgic and remember Satyajit Ray.

[@user-eu7it1ex9t]

That could be a rayman soundtrack Nice skills

[@Kaaleenbhaiya00]

From Rajasthan ❤

[@ofrapeters3952]

That’s a great sound and rhythm…👍🙏

[@sabonesjones]

That hand gesture is killing me 😂, I bet the ladies love it too.

[@ccarlock8537]

This guy deep into what ever it is

[@tes_tetris]

That is so cool!

[@JAVA__RAM]

That moai 🗿 in the background 🤯

[@All-Fur-Coat_No-Trousers]

Ohhh buddy, that is a sweet sound! Im ordering one right now

[@beautiful_sky111]

i have heard use of tbis sound in old bollywood music and movies. 70-90s Indian singera were always experimenting with sounds from classical ans ancient musical instruments.

[@eliseobetancourt861]

Wow!!! Amazing!!!

[@roymiller3115]

❤❤Perfect play and ur eyes movement.... : from India

[@Horchataboii]

I thought at the start it was saying "hey daddy"

[@theoverseer393]

The only bad thing about the jaw harp is I do not have one

[@sahilmama8536]

But yesterday you said it was Pakistani ... WTF man ?

[@RenuBala-wu5qe]

Do you see one word in the title named "ancient" And pakistan's ancient period is just 76 years old😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Sad life

[@mohamet_dudealher7528]

Thanks for proving that tiu completely have no mind.​@@RenuBala-wu5qe

[@AysenGulbudak]

it is turkish

[@serikmakhanbet]

Its mongolian

[@AndreasWernerReiske-ln4kr]

I love that sound ...

[@deepum9997]

INDIAN ❤❤❤❤

[@justicebeske5704]

What beautiful craftsmanship

[@khoskakhoskaa2162]

We have a wide variety of Mouth sharp in Mongolia and its called “ Хэл Хуур”

[@itsMeBallistic]

Bruh this what I heard while playing Rayman

[@jayfunk5988]

Should play it to a beat it has some crazy tones ✌️❤️

[@laurajaneluvsbeauty9596]

Interesting…sounds a lot like a mouth harp. Wonder if mouth harps were based off this?

[@juelhossen3202]

Very cool😮😮😮

[@r4z0r84]

Must be how they made the music for rayman games

[@zidonnn4728]

Imagine this was made to speak to the first arrival of aliens then some dude what’s slapping bars with it and crating music at the same time 👀

[@kgftech3495]

Indian 👍👍👍👍👍🙏🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@funforspice]

Good effort

[@LampWaters]

Interesting the connection between ancient east and western folk music. Supposedly the land ridge was still there recently and alot of migration and shared cultures from east to "far east" America.

[@sambowwow21]

Sounds like the inspiration of Daft Punk’s Human After All album

[@skautf2]

That one guy in rdr2 at the station

[@user-qt5ek7xg1n]

You really talented❤

[@killerkitchen2534]

That was awesome

[@sachinrkuchekar5729]

You got it Broo

[@cratchap926]

in this one, and the so called pakistani 'chang' too, you can hear some hints of the sitar and tanpura! because all 3 three are rooted in the same principal and place... but i must say this, the one you've managed to find is absolutely beautiful! i hadn't seem such a variant yet😊

[@AlmightyTheGreat-cu6md]

If you say ancient it couldn't pe pakistani. You know what i mean.

[@SubrataSarkaar5076]

Chang born way before Pakistan dude 😂😂

[@cratchap926]

​@@SubrataSarkaar5076ikr!!!😂

[@jattdhillon5240]

never thought you will be tht goood with this 😂

[@bubuu397]

In Uzbekistan, mostly Gandmas used to play some sounds with it. Still they do in mountainous parts of country. Check it out!

[@Vidhishajain9988]

Thats amazing........❤

[@gus69841]

Rayman Origins

[@regamox]

I thought I was the only guy that was reminded of Rayman by this!

[@KaciCooperations]

Finally I found this comment

[@TheAsianVillain]

I'ma tell my grandkids this is is Darude Sandstorm

[@ismaelcose9766]

That eyes again.... Love it😅

[@cahillgreg]

Great channel

[@MrStretchwolfomega]

I think he’s enjoying that instrument a little too much

[@toainsully]

That is an impressive instrument

[@sushantashil2780]

🙏❣️🇮🇳🕉🇮🇳❣️🙏

[@RedBoy747]

For some odd reason I keep thinking of Courage the Cowardly Dog.

[@tameemjamal5505]

Pretty much a similar sounding instrument was used by Enio Moricone in Clint Eastwood movies the Good, the bad and the ugly. For a few dollars more,

[@dacheesesdoggo]

I would drive my family crazy if I had one of those

[@LittleBitTechInfo]

this music didn't complete without face expressions 😂😂😂

[@young.turk8]

👏👏👏

[@bbqsauce9911]

So this is what that npc in rdr2 at thr rhodes train station plays

[@hirenahir76200]

Wow it feel like a bgm

[@balajisinghh]

Indians 😎

[@sandeep-zf8cu]

Ypur expressions make it more difficult for us to try.😂

[@Egal777]

Amazing 😍

[@XianMMD]

I want to play this amazing instrument! Also, I came from Daily Dose Of Internet

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[@kakocusezvat7508]

He's actually playing with his eyeballs!

[@anonnymousperson]

dang those eyes dude.

[@W8RIT1]

I've seen a musical group called Otyken that uses a similar instrument. They are indigenous Russians, however they are not Slavic, they are Turkic. Our Eskimoos came across the Bering Strait, they stayed in Siberia. They also use throat singing that I associate more with Mongolian or Nepalese music

[@filipepaixao9398]

Where I'm from we call this Berimbau de Boca :D

[@bebbcorpharpery7331]

@filipepaixao9398 awesome. I am familiar with the Brazilian Berimbau de boca maker Eduard Roveri from Brazil. He recently passed away. He made fine mouth harps. He will be missed

[@filipepaixao9398]

@@bebbcorpharpery7331 I remember seeing his videos in the past. I didn't know he had passed until low. Rest In Peace Roveri...

[@thelegendarybrit9183]

This is amazing

[@Clix]

Legend of Zelda: twilight Princeess used the jaw harp.

[@bebbcorpharpery7331]

That is one of the few video games I have beaten. At what point did they use the jaw harp? 🙂🙏❤️

[@Clix]

@@bebbcorpharpery7331 The hidden city at the start of the song.